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Reformatted for Bloom by Cara Ediger, this publication is part of the Seed Books initiative from Saide, the South African Institute for Distance Education. The book details the life cycle of a silkworm, beginning with the eggs laid on leaves. It describes how the worms are fed mulberry leaves, grow larger and fatter, and eventually spin silk cocoons. Within these cocoons, the worms transform into pupae. The text concludes by mentioning that some people breed silkworms for specific purposes. The original isiZulu version of this story is available online, and the copyright is held by the School of Education and Development (Centre for Adult Education), University of KwaZulu-Natal, dated 2014. Users are permitted to adapt and add to this work but must retain the original copyright and credits. 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